Would it be possible to add spellbook loadouts so that all prepared spells can be quickly swapped? It makes it much easier for Clerics and Druids especially, who often need sets of spells to deal with specific challenges.
I dont dislike this idea, but it would make selecting spells a lot more complicated for little reason. And I think most "loadouts" would only have 1 or 2 spells different each.
This is a slightly older thread approaching its 6 month limit but still within that time. My thoughts. Presets. essentially you would just add three buttons ot the spell management page. Save List (which prompts for a name) load list which displays a list of saved presets. Just a thought to consider.
I'd imagine it'll be eaiser with the new rebuild, but still something they'd have to put priority in given all the work.
I can't imagine it would be that hard to be able to code some function that would save and later re-load the current status of a character's prepared spells. I wouldn't be surprised if someone better at coding than I am could just build a plug-in that would do this. It would be a very nice feature to have.
I'd imagine it'll be eaiser with the new rebuild, but still something they'd have to put priority in given all the work.
I can't imagine it would be that hard to be able to code some function that would save and later re-load the current status of a character's prepared spells.
It's harder than you think, and I say this as somebody with no knowledge of the underlying architecture.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone better at coding than I am could just build a plug-in that would do this. It would be a very nice feature to have.
That might actually be easier, but may well stop working when DDB updates the site.
I'd imagine it'll be eaiser with the new rebuild, but still something they'd have to put priority in given all the work.
I can't imagine it would be that hard to be able to code some function that would save and later re-load the current status of a character's prepared spells. I wouldn't be surprised if someone better at coding than I am could just build a plug-in that would do this. It would be a very nice feature to have.
Everything is possible, but everything takes time.
Would this be a higher priority than say adding additional dice rolls to Flametongue Weapon, or adding the ability to apply Mage Armor to a character temporarily? Things that may seem easy, always take time, and how much time factors into how high a priority.
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Would it be possible to add spellbook loadouts so that all prepared spells can be quickly swapped? It makes it much easier for Clerics and Druids especially, who often need sets of spells to deal with specific challenges.
I dont dislike this idea, but it would make selecting spells a lot more complicated for little reason. And I think most "loadouts" would only have 1 or 2 spells different each.
This is a slightly older thread approaching its 6 month limit but still within that time.
My thoughts.
Presets.
essentially you would just add three buttons ot the spell management page.
Save List (which prompts for a name) load list which displays a list of saved presets. Just a thought to consider.
Bump! Yeah just gimme three preset lists!
Bump this back up because being able to make some build outs makes spell prep easier.
I'd imagine it'll be eaiser with the new rebuild, but still something they'd have to put priority in given all the work.
I can't imagine it would be that hard to be able to code some function that would save and later re-load the current status of a character's prepared spells. I wouldn't be surprised if someone better at coding than I am could just build a plug-in that would do this. It would be a very nice feature to have.
It's harder than you think, and I say this as somebody with no knowledge of the underlying architecture.
That might actually be easier, but may well stop working when DDB updates the site.
Everything is possible, but everything takes time.
Would this be a higher priority than say adding additional dice rolls to Flametongue Weapon, or adding the ability to apply Mage Armor to a character temporarily? Things that may seem easy, always take time, and how much time factors into how high a priority.